Unlike bubbles, pop-up windows work with every app that supports multi-window, not just messaging apps.
They're similar to Google's chat bubbles but more helpful and reliable. You can check all built-in routines by going to Settings > Modes and Routines > Routines or creating one from scratch.Īs well as opening two apps side-by-side like other smartphones, Samsung lets you open them in free-form windows that can be moved, resized, and minimized. You can set up another routine called Migraine that dims your phone display, turns off sound, and enables a blue light filter. Once the routine ends, fast charging kicks in again and tops off the phone for when you wake up. You can create a routine called Slow charging that disables the fast wired charging function during sleep hours to preserve battery health. Let's check some of the routines you can use to automate tasks like a pro. It's Samsung's IFTTT (If This Then That) implementation with an easy-to-use interface and a tight One UI integration. Routines (previously known as Bixby Routines) can be triggered when you connect to certain Wi-Fi or Bluetooth devices, when your Samsung Galaxy Watch detects a specific workout, when your battery drops below a certain percentage, and more. You can create any number of automations that perform selected actions exactly when you need them. You'll find the option under Modes and Routines. It's now a part of the device Settings app. Samsung removed Bixby branding from Routines. SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT 1 Automate tasks with Routines
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